Definitionn. a small boat of shallow draft with cross thwarts for seats and rowlocks for oars with which it is propelled
Last update: February 12, 2017
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"I think I would buy a new rowboat; there's a pond near our house." [noun]
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Herbert led the way through a meadow to a clump of trees, where a small rowboat floated upon the water. [noun]
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Instead of a rowboat, I'll buy you a beautiful little sailboat next season.' [noun]
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** How to Make a Paddle Boat [100] A rowboat has several disadvantages. [noun]
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"But whatever do you reckon would bring four men up here to this lonely island, carrying some heavy object in a rowboat." [Please select]
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They must have been carried across country to the shore of the lake, and then ferried over in a rowboat. [Please select]
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A rowboat was handy and oars were in the rack in the boathouse, and soon the pair were out on the water. [Please select]
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"Then," Rose went on, "after you learn to swim you have to take an instructor out in the rowboat or canoe with you until she thinks you know how to handle it like an expert." [Please select]
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CHAPTER XIV HELEN'S VISIT While the two children sat in the drifting rowboat, which was being slowly blown toward the island shore again, Flossie suddenly gave a little jump, which made the boat shake.' [Please select]
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